I'm Brian Hyatt. This is Rolling Stone Music Now. I have with me, Brittany Spanos and Rob Sheffield,

and we are here to talk about a major music news story that broke on Friday, something that

maybe people thought would never come. But Taylor Swift bought back her master's. She has her

albums back. You don't have to listen to the Tellers versions, versions of songs anymore if you don't want to. We're going to talk about what this means and how

it happened. Brittany, do you want to read Teller's letters? All of it in that tiny print? It was so

hard to read. What actually happened with me is I tried to get AI to transcribe it, which, by the way,

AI is extremely good at transcribing just

like an Instagram post that's in normal type. But in this particular case, this is how I learned

that neither chat GPT nor Claude can read cursive. And what chat GPT did is it transcribed maybe

a quarter of it and made up the rest very convincingly. It's the point where you had to look closely like, wait, she didn't say that about, it was,

it was terrible.

That's so great.

It was a horrifying.

Share that robot Taylor announcement version.

It was like, I'm going to make some improvements to this.

I'm not feeling this.

Brittany, I've dropped it into chat.

I got it.

Hi.

I'm trying to gather.

Hi, Taylor.

I'm trying to gather my thoughts into something coherent, but right now my mind is just a

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